Artek Siena cotton fabric sand

The strong graphic pattern of the Artek Siena fabric is inspired by Alvar Aalto's favorite Italian city, after which the fabric is named. Designed in 1954, the graphic and geometric Siena pattern still finds its place in homes around the world. Artek Siena cotton fabric is suitable for making curtains and cushion covers, for example.

In 2021, three new colors of Siena fabrics were released: sand, brick red/sand and grey/light grey. Both the brick red and grey shades have a new kind of shadow pattern, which creates a new look for the familiar fabric.

Choose the number of meters you want as the quantity. The fabric is delivered in one size.

Artek - long-lived classics

Artek was founded in 1935 to sell and market furniture designed by Alvar Aalto . Artek's founders Alvar and Aino Aalto, Nils-Gustav Hahl and Maire Gullichsen published a manifesto drawn up in the spirit of functionalism, according to which Artek's purpose was "to trade in furniture and to promote modern housing culture through exhibitions and other means".

Artek's original values ​​– durability and high quality combined with a clean design language – are still at the core of the company. Artek's powerhouses Alvar and Aino Aalto created their own warm and human style for modern interior design, where nature was a major inspiration. It is the use of natural materials and the tireless search for new technical solutions that have made Artek a company whose values ​​are still relevant today.

Material: 100% cotton
Dimensions: Width 150 cm
Color: Sand, white
Care instructions: Gentle wash at 40°C. Shrinkage max. 5% Ironing from the reverse side.
Additional information: Possible to order only in flat meters.

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